The Couple Completing All 96 Olympic Sports From Home | This Morning

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Olympians can take decades to master their sport but Stuart Bates and Charlotte Nichols gave themselves just six months to master not one, but all 96 Olympic sports in this year’s Tokyo Games – which they challenged themselves to complete within the 17 days of the competition. They are calling this impressive feat the ‘Spennylympics’ in honour of Stuart’s later brother, Spencer, who died from motor neurone disease in 2011. The couple join us live from Oxfordshire ahead of their busy day of track-and-field.

Broadcast on 02/08/21

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